Implanting an eye-mounted camera inside your head might be, for some of you, a crazy thought.
Tany Vlach, who lost her eye in a car accident, disagrees. She wants to embed a small webcam into the ocular cavity which will capture and save all incidents Tanya encounters. Even though her artificial eye is an excellent aesthetic replacement, the reason behind this project is to "enhance the abilities of [her] prosthesis for an augmented reality," she says.
Vlach isn't the first one to have this idea--check out the video above for another example of a unique prosthetic eye.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Implantable Cameras
- Opportunity for developing implantable cameras for prosthesis to enhance augmented reality capabilities.
- Augmented Reality Prosthesis
- Disruption opportunity in the industry of prosthetics by incorporating augmented reality features into artificial limbs.
- Enhanced Aesthetic Replacements
- Innovative solutions for creating aesthetically advanced prosthetic replacements.
Sectors Adopting This
- Medical Devices
- Disruptive potential in the medical devices industry by developing implantable cameras for prosthetic enhancements.
- Prosthetics
- Incorporating augmented reality technology in prosthetics to create advanced and functionally enhanced artificial limbs.
- Biotechnology
- Exploring biotechnological advancements for creating aesthetically advanced and functional prosthetic replacements.
